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Let’s be clear, the United States Constitution does not allow for the deportation of United States citizens based solely on the conviction of a crime.
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It appears the Constitution no longer stands.

Much like the narrative that 2 million Haitians are coming into Ohio and eating people's pets, this entire thing has the criminalizing of POC undertones flowing out of it. We are archaic to think this way. @Abukar_Arman @AugustEve2012 @AdikuSelorm

Does anyone think trump cares about the constitution? Only when he is held accountable for breaking the laws will this country show some semblance of righting the ship once more. Until then, this tub will remain bottomless.

Not deportation incarceration.

It does support prison. And if our federal prison is in El Salvador now then it’s not deportation it’s imprisonment.

Trump is going to take a run at it.

I don’t think they care about the constitution when it becomes inconvenient for them

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The Constitution died on September 11, 2001.

We CAN send them elsewhere to be imprisoned. The constitution does not say that all US prisoners have to be in prisons on US soil. It wouldn't be "deporting" them as deportation applies only to non-citizens. They would be returned the the US following their sentences.

He doesn’t care because nobody is stopping him. The @TheDemocrats are spineless morons.



